Algems · Anita Mai Tan

Gemstone rings

Gemstone rings in the Algems archive explore floral settings, cabochon centres, contrasting colours and sculptural bands. Begin with the Paraiba Tourmaline Bloom Ring, then compare sapphire, ruby, topaz, emerald and citrine compositions. The individual catalogue records distinguish identified stones from descriptions that require further confirmation.

Archive works by Anita Mai Tan, recorded in the Algems private archive. Each original belongs to its collector. Enquiries for new commissions are welcome worldwide.

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The Rose de Lumière Ring

The Rose de Lumière Ring · Privately held

The works & their details

Explore the collection.

The Rose de Lumière Ring

The Rose de Lumière Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Pink Sapphire & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

A rare rose captured in precious stone: a pear-cut pink sapphire in a diamond halo, wrapped in pavé pink petals on a diamond-set band.

Privately held · Archive work

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The Paraiba Tourmaline Bloom Ring

The Paraiba Tourmaline Bloom Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Paraiba Tourmaline, Pink Sapphire & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

The catalogue places an oval Paraiba tourmaline at the centre, with pink sapphires forming the floral accents and pavé diamonds defining the leaves. Read the centre stone, flower and leaf settings together when exploring the composition.

Privately held · Archive work

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The Crimson Leaf Ring

The Crimson Leaf Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Cabochon Ruby, Emerald & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

A red cabochon anchors a leaf setting of emerald and diamond, with a yellow gem recorded as the bud accent. The detailed catalogue identifies the centre as “Ruby / Rubellite”; a precise identification should be confirmed with the atelier before using it as a material reference.

Privately held · Archive work

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The Rose Garden Ring

The Rose Garden Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Pink Gem, Pink Sapphire & Tsavorite
Metal
Rose Gold

A large oval pink gem ringed by pavé-pink blossoms and tsavorite leaves on a green-set rose-gold band.

Privately held · Archive work

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The Sunset Cluster Ring

The Sunset Cluster Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Padparadscha-tone Gem, Blue Sapphire & Diamond
Metal
Blackened White Gold

A peach-orange oval centre flanked by blue oval gems, pink accents and pavé-diamond discs on a blackened band.

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The Ruby Cascade Ring

The Ruby Cascade Ring

Form
Statement Ring
Stones
Ruby & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

A long ring set with a cascade of oval rubies, each framed by marquise and brilliant diamonds in white gold.

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The Golden Citrine Ring

The Golden Citrine Ring

Form
Ring
Stones
Citrine & Multi-gem
Metal
Yellow Gold

A monumental fancy-cut citrine clasped in yellow gold, the broad band paved with a confetti of multicoloured gems.

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A closer look

Before choosing a direction.

How do the gemstone rings differ?

The Paraiba Tourmaline Bloom Ring is built around a tourmaline centre and floral accents. The Crimson Leaf Ring uses a red cabochon and a leaf composition. Compare the centre stone, silhouette and setting in the catalogue before choosing a direction for a new ring.

Can I commission a ring with a particular gemstone?

You can share a preferred gemstone, colour or setting with the atelier. Stone selection, availability and the design of a new ring are discussed for each commission; an archived stone does not establish availability for a new piece.

For pricing, materials and timing, read about the commission process and speak with the atelier about your own brief.

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